All Edinburgh TV Festival articles
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NewsJames Harding to deliver 50th MacTaggart lecture
The former director of BBC News is expected to explore the current news media landscape in his address
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NewsEdinburgh TV Awards reveals shortlist and will honour Sir Lenny Henry
PSBs dominate but Adolescence, Last One Laughing and Severance make the list
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NewsIn Brief: Edinburgh TV Festival sessions; STV finds its breakfast radio hosts;
Wayne Garvie, Jane Tranter, Richard McKerrow and Vvienne Molokwu among those added to the line up
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NewsShonda Rhimes to receive inaugural Edinburgh Fellowship
Edinburgh TV Festival launches fellowship in celebration of 50th anniversary
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NewsEdinburgh TV Foundation unveils rising stars
TV Foundation establishes cohort for new Visionaries programme alongside The Network and Changemakers
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CommentFatima Salaria: We must say the unsayable
If we want the industry to thrive, there are conversations we can’t keep putting off
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NewsNearly quarter of TV industry leaders are privately educated - report
TV Foundation research highlights disparity as it sets goal to remove class barriers in TV by 2030
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NewsTV Foundation backs 11 more new writers
The New Writers’ Collective is a collaboration with All3Media
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NewsThe TV Foundation unveils New Voice Award winners
Gangs of London producer Pulse Films scoops Indie Impact award while Andy Mundy-Castle takes mentor of the year
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NewsEdinburgh TV Festival calls on industry to shape its programme
Creative director Rowan Woods kicks off town halls where session ideas can be pitched
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NewsJane Tranter named as Edinburgh TV Festival advisory chair
Bad Wolf chief appointed as festival prepares for 50th MacTaggart
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NewsTV Foundation launches Visionaries programme
Initiative replaces Ones to Watch as industry group seeks TV’s rising stars
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VideoVideo: TV’s Invisible Army: Tackling the Freelancer Crisis
Edinburgh TV Festival panel session featuring Philippa Childs, Abigail Dankwa, Kimberly Godbolt, James Taylor-Tovey and Richard Watsham
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NewsTV Foundation unveils Impact Unit members
Well-known TV figures in group aiming to make industry more accessible for working class people
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VideoVideo: Muslims Like Us
Edinburgh TV Festival panel session featuring Nasfim Haque, Amber Haque, Sohail Shah, Tez Ilyas, Raisah Ahmed, Fatima Salaria, Ola Labib
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VideoVideo: Back From the Brink: Reimagining The Future of Television
Opening panel at the Edinburgh TV Festival, including Patrick Holland, Nicola Shindler, Dan McGolpin, Jordan Schwarzenberger and Nicola Howson
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NewsPSBs vs streamers: the battle for the best ideas
Talk in Edinburgh has raised the question of who is in the driving seat as financial troubles ease
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FeaturesIs it curtains for scripted comedy?
Comedians flocked to Edinburgh in their droves this month - but speakers at the TV Festival painted a bleak picture of scripted comedy’s future
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VideoVideo: Carol Vorderman, Alternative MacTaggart
Broadcaster used address to blast ‘snobbish’ TV industry
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NewsRichard Watsham: UKTV competes on same level as streamers
Chief creative officer asks companies to not underestimate broadcaster but outlines a pull-back from scripted comedy